Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch on Sale for $100M – IOTW Report

Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch on Sale for $100M

BigHollywood: More than six years after the death of Michael Jackson, the King of Pop’s Neverland Ranch is back on the market for $100 million.

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Jackson’s 2,700 acre Neverland estate, which has since been renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch, was purchased by the star in 1987 for a price tag of $19.5 million.

Located in Los Olivos, Calif., the compound has been under the control of Colony Capitalsince 2008, after the singer stopped making payments amid financial woes. Earlier this year, Colony began entertaining bids from interested buyers.

 

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13 Comments on Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch on Sale for $100M

  1. just think … for a mere $30 million more than Obola’s latest vay-cay costs the US taxpayers, we can buy him his permanent retirement home……he can prance his nights & days away, just like the other perv that resided there….rename it ‘Suckamore Valley Ranch’

  2. If I had a hundred million to throw around I would buy it.
    Then I would disassemble his house and everything and sell it all.
    Every nut and bolt
    Extract every nickle out of it.
    I would sell the rides and everything else.
    Next goes the infrastructure.
    Jackhammer out the slab and sell the water supply.
    Sell certified chunks of rubble.
    Yank out the sprinklers and sell those too.
    Then sell the landscaping.
    Give a boatload of the proceeds of the ‘Great Neverland Sale’ to charity
    Then I would spend a lot of money to return the land to its pristine, primeval state.
    The rest would be spent in trusts to pay the taxes for the next two hundred years.
    Then, hopefully even the land will forget him.
    Fooking Wanker

  3. My luck, it would rain while I have nothing but a hole in the ground. Then, under The 0bama EPA’s new regulations, it would be a “body of water, subject to regulation under these statutes and existing legal precedents”. Now that’s a nightmare.

    But it will happen to someone, somewhere.

  4. I’d do it but I’m short 99.9 mil. But I’m working on it. Can I get a mortgage under the Frank/Dodge Bill? Maybe I can mortgage 100 percent plus another 20 percent for repair and up keep? Whadda you think?

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